Deaf Stars – Deaf Teenager Becomes A Star

Excellent achievement of a young deaf teenager who became a basketball star – it is so great to see so many more young people achieving their dreams! If you know any more of those videos, then please do let us know!

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Deaf Events – 50th Biennial NAD Conference

Biennial NAD Conferences, held in the even numbered years, traditionally bring together more than 2,000 deaf, hard of hearing, late-deafened, deaf-blind and hearing consumers, parents, youth, professionals, educators, organizational and corporate representatives for professional development, enrichment, training, networking, governance meetings, exhibits, receptions and related evening.

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Deaf Comedy Film – What is the time Sir?

This is an excellent comedy from Germany. Everytime I watched this, it make me laugh and it never failed. I think its a hompage to someone else clip, and they have added a twist to it but its great!

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Deaf Hot Desk – Interpreter Philosophy

Something interesting about Interpreting: Jeremy Jack, Head of Interpreter/VRS Operations, Talks About the Interpreting Philosophy for Say Hey Video Relay Service.

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Deaf Hot Desk – The Power of Childhood Memories

This vlog’s about the philosophy of AVT and at children’s hospital where they provided Deaf/HOH children a training class for speech and hearing skills. From age 2 to 4, I had no desire to learn any form of verbal and auditory communication. Playing and drawing were the only things I did there. I had no linguistic skills. I had no abilities to reading and writing. After my 5th birthday, I was transferred to another school with the provision of classes for Deaf students utilizing American Sign Language communication

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Deaf Comedy Film – Tom and Rosie the Landlady

Classic British Comedy. This is an homage to the Will Ferrell sketch with Pearl the Landlady. User British Sign Language. This is not copyright. I don’t know how people will reacted to this video but bear in mind the creator says that no one was harmed while making this video.

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Deaf Films – Horatio

Find magic where you least expect to. Horatio is a mystical, ghost-like character who briefly touches the lives of two people – signs appear and tokens are left. Wow …has anyone seen that film? If you have, then please tell us about it!

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Deaf Films – That’s My Marshmallow

Tracey Salaway was born deaf but her parents did not find out until she was three years old.  She was educated in mainstream programs and did not start to sign until she attended the National Technical Institute for the Deaf/Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, New York. There she studied graphic and computer design.  Her animated short films are lyrical, compelling stories that combine dreams and humor to convey aspects of the deaf experience.

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Film Makers – First Official Deaf Women in Film

Watch this captioned interview of Rhianon Gutierrez, DWIF filmmaker. This film was produced by Jules Dameron of Deaf Women in Film. Subtitles done by Alex Lotz.

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Deaf Hot Desk – ASL students creating videos to ‘teach ASL

As an ASL teacher I’m very concerned about the flood of videos being created by ASL students who think they are qualified to be teaching my language. Frankly, it worries me because they create and spread a lot of errors and misconceptions. This video is my comments to them and to those who are interested in learning ASL.

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